The clergy at St. Brigid Catholic Church have dedicated their lives to the service of others.  The sacrament of Holy Orders affords us so many gifts and blessings. There have been 26 pastors of St. Brigid's. A list of them can be found here.

It is with immense joy and gratitude that I introduce myself as your new administrator, Fr. Cesar. After seven blessed years of serving in the ministry as a priest, I am humbled and thrilled to be joining this vibrant and faith-filled community.
I have been truly blessed in my previous assignments at Good Shepherd Catholic Parish and Our Lady of Lourdes in Corcoran, where I have witnessed the power of faith and the beauty of community. Now, as I embark on this new chapter at St. Brigid Catholic Church, I am filled with excitement and anticipation for the journey ahead.
I believe that a parish is not just a physical location but a family united in our shared love for God and one another. Together, we will continue to build upon the strong foundation that has been laid, embracing the rich traditions of our Catholic faith and nurturing a deep sense of belonging.
I am here to serve you, to listen to your joys and concerns, to celebrate the sacraments with you, and to accompany you on your spiritual journey. Together, let us grow in faith, deepen our relationship with Christ, and extend His love and mercy to all those we encounter.
I am grateful for the warm welcome I have already received, and I look forward to serving you in whatever capacity I can. Let us embark on this journey of faith together, supporting and encouraging one another as we continue to build a community rooted in love and service.
May God bless our parish abundantly, and may the intercession of St. Brigid guide us in all that we do.
In Christ's love, Fr. Cesar

Father Patrick Ngozi Njoku joined us as parochial vicar on July 18, 2023. Father Patrick is originally from Nigeria, but has brought joy and an eagerness to serve to our St. Brigid parish community. 

Deacon John Sousa was born in St. Jorge, Azore Islands. He came to the United States at the age of seventeen. He married Maria Costa in 1975. They have three sons: John Paul, Joseph and Albert.  After retiring from Elementary School Administration in June, 2011, he was ordained a Permanent Deacon on January 15, 2011.  He was assigned by the Bishop as the Diocese Director of the Permanent Diaconate Ministry and retired in June 2024.  He is also active in the St. Brigid Portuguese Ministries.

Deacon Gary Anderson comes to us from Boise Idaho with his wife Cindy. He was ordained in the Diocese of Boise on October 25, 2014. He is the director of religious education at our parish.